St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-25

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IlN ONbSA 1t is one of the
TZA ~ AN healthiest cities in
l RI" EbA8 1t is the CONNER
cial center of the Northwest.
1t is at the head of navigation of the
Mississippi river. -
1t is the railroad center of the North
west.
1t is the manufacturing center of the
Northwest.
1t is city growing rapidly in wealth
and population.
1t has the wheat fields of the North
west all tributary to it.
1t is the jObbing center of the country
| northwest of Chicago.
1t is the capital city of Minnesota.
1t has half dozen beautiful suburban
towns near at hand.
1t is a great place to invest in real
estate.
1t has low taxes rate.
1t has a small debt.
Its schools are unrivaled in the
West
Every religious denomination is rep
resented and all have churches.
1t has 81 200, 0O0 court house.
1t has hotel built at a cost of ST.
100000.
1t has five daily papers.
1t has the greatest winter carnival I'D
the world.
1t has cable car line.
1t has fOrty-twO building societies.
1t has the finest paved streets i'll the
West.
1t has beautiful suburban and coun-
try drives.
1t has the best fire department in the
country.
1t has fifteen railroads.
1t stands fourteenth i'll list of the cities
of the country in banking.
1t has the electric light.
1t has a water supply of the pureSt
character.
The death rate is lower than that of
any other city of equal size.
1t is the military headquarters of the
department of Dakota.
1t is a great lumber market.
1t has many beautiful lakes near at
hand.
1t has many benevolent and charitable
institutions.
1t has host of solid business men.
1t has the prettleSt girls in the coun-
try.
1t has the general offices of half
dozen railroad systems.
1t has union depot.
1t has a public library.
1t has a beautiful and picturesque
country around it.
1t has the best High school in the
West.
1t votes liberal sums for educational
purposes.
1t has the finest residence section in
the country.
1t has money.
1t has men of brains.
1t has manufactures and manufac
turerS. Il
1t has thousands of homes. q,
1t has the ablest police and detective
officers and the best police protection of
all the cities of the West.
1t has more milliOnaireS and rich men
than any city of its size in the West.
1t has Democratic municipal rule.
1t has honest aldermen.
Its wOrkingmen are well paid, and
strikes are rare.
1t has prospect of natural gas.
Athletic sports of all kinds are libeft
ally sustained.
The leading criminal lawyer of the
West lives here.
The most noted physicians and sur
geOns live here.
The city Is free from contagious dis
eases.
The natural scenery from all points is
unsurpassed.
The drainage and sewerage systems of
the city are excellent.
The streets are always paSSable and
clean.
The moral tone is pure and virtue is
protected.
Crime is starved out, and the laws are
enforced.
The cost of living is moderate.
Produce is cheap, and st. Paul is the
market for all kinds.
Summers are not too hot nor winters
too cold.
The atmosphere is dry and invigor-
ating. You don't feel the cold.'
The situation is high and dry, and
there are no Notwithstanding swampS
in the vicinity.
Work is plenty for the skilled me-
chanic and honest labOrer.
The citizens are public spirited in ey-
erything.
Chances to make money can be found
| on every corner.
The city is in the heyday of prosperity,
and advancing rapidly i'll wealth and
population.
No class of foreigners predominant.
| All are American.
The people are liberal minded, and
| public sentiment is wholesome.
CrankS are at discount, and huStlerS
can always get to the front.
1t has 513 jObbing establishments, and